Golovkin vs Geale might steal the show.

[Ron Swanson]

This should be getting more hype. It's great to see GGG matched against a gate keeper quality fighter. No more no names or has beens, keep stepping it up GGG! I've waited for years on GGG and I'm ready for him to take a Froch-esque approach with great fight after great fight.

[holmcall]

Hmm, I submit the stage is set for GGG to open up his entire box of tools and when he does, the end will come for Geale as the Australian is rescued from himself by either his corner or referee Mike Ortega. This should occur as GGG closes off the ring and moves Geale into a corner, strategically pummeling him with accurate and fully leveraged shots alternating downstairs and upstairs--perhaps as early as Round seven

[holmcall]

For a common opponent, Ghanaian Osumanu Adama was butchered by GGG IN February. However, Osumanu went the distance with Geale in a UD loss March 2012 (one judge even had it 115-113).

[Silkeyjoe]

For a common opponent, Ghanaian Osumanu Adama was butchered by GGG IN February. However, Osumanu went the distance with Geale in a UD loss March 2012 (one judge even had it 115-113).

That 115-113 card was a shocking scorecard though. Geale was very comfortable the whole fight.

[Dia bando]

Your or I can talk up Geale all you want but he's going to take a beating,! I see it being a one sided
fight GGG hitting him at will, Geale gets hit and Golovkin is not the type of fighter to get hit by.!
There is nobody in the middle weight division, to push GGG lets be honest and not kid ourselves
he's Liverpool against your local pub side.

[Rantcatrat]

Geale has never been, and is never going to be, a guy who lands on the p4p lists of fight fans, but he's a good, solid workmanlike, former belt holder and top 5 or 6 middleweight. If GGG is special like many people think he is, he should beat Geale convincingly. On the other hand, Geale has underrated lateral movement and GGG's supposed weakness is against movers. He also knows how to punch to the body and, although he isn't the biggest puncher, packs a half-way decent wallop. I'm probably most looking forward to this fight to see GGG in action again after his hiatus as a result of his father passing away. Geale ranks a tad bit higher than Macklin for me. If heat beats Geale, it's one more step to cleaning out the division. Top Rank and Golden Boy won't let Cotto or Canelo anywhere near GGG so at some point, if he wants the big fight, he'll need to take a risky one at the weight class above.

[cyclone]

Geale has never been, and is never going to be, a guy who lands on the p4p lists of fight fans, but he's a good, solid workmanlike, former belt holder and top 5 or 6 middleweight. If GGG is special like many people think he is, he should beat Geale convincingly. On the other hand, Geale has underrated lateral movement and GGG's supposed weakness is against movers. He also knows how to punch to the body and, although he isn't the biggest puncher, packs a half-way decent wallop. I'm probably most looking forward to this fight to see GGG in action again after his hiatus as a result of his father passing away. Geale ranks a tad bit higher than Macklin for me. If heat beats Geale, it's one more step to cleaning out the division. Top Rank and Golden Boy won't let Cotto or Canelo anywhere near GGG so at some point, if he wants the big fight, he'll need to take a risky one at the weight class above.

He's too old to be cleaning out a dead division.

Nobody cares about this fight.

At GG's age the last thing he needs to be doing is wasting his time on a top 5 or 6 middleweight.
Dude is not a spring chicken..especially when you throw in over 300 amateur bouts.

Beating Geale means absolutely nothing...especially after the way Cotto anihilated Sergio.

Cotto in one fight has beaten better comp than GG.